Huge Annualized Returns Available On Microsoft Stock For High-Risk Options Traders

[The Option Specialist]( 11/29/2021 | [View in browser]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Huge Annualized Returns Available On Microsoft Stock For High-Risk Options Traders]( With many growths stocks tumbling recently, it's important to look for strong stocks when trying to find bullish options trades. The relative strength on Microsoft stock is strong enough to justify a short-term option trade. But while the annualized returns are impressive with the short duration, consider that there is also extra risk. The ratings on Microsoft (MSFT) are strong, with a Composite Rating of 98, an EPS Rating of 93 and a Relative Strength Rating of 90. The megacap hasn't had a problem continuing to perform. In fact, it's been the megacaps like Microsoft stock that have largely been propelling the indexes to highs, almost on their own. Previously, we've looked at bullish options trades of around one- to two-month durations. 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